In terms of investment return potential, using less cash for an investment would bring you higher returns on that investment from a percentage standpoint.

In terms of R.O.I, including property management and all costs.Thanks!

I don't personally know that I would think of it in terms of how it would affect your appraisal.

I liked this development first because the location is prime, is right on celebration, 20 minutes from animal kingdom, and no there is no noise in the buildings, they are built in concrete, a mayor difference in construction,Now, the mayority of the buyers  here are investors looking for an investment where they can enjoy, for personal use, with family but also leave the country and rent al year around,  so will pay for itself.also they can  take advantage of the alliance with third homes, a vacation home club, only million dollars homes all over the world that you can use if you dont want to go to orlando and spend a week in any part of the world in a luxury home .in terms of numbers, they give you a return with minimum possible occupancy so you can expect worse case, still will pay for itself. good think is because the property is focus on a niche, people looking to rent and enjoy disney, they offer a very small common area, because is meant to sleep and go back to parks, so the maintenance fee is small, most investors like that and also the fact that is built in a non residential area ,so taxes are lower due to no schools.so yes, orlando for me is number one place to investor in florida, due to the lower price per square foot compare to miami, where is my home in florida.the average night could go from 160 to 320, depends on wich unit you are buying and the management is optional, so if you chose to use whyndham hotels management, then they will require you to purchase their furniture, around  65k cost, barbacue and jacuzzi also extraIf you decided you just want to buy and manage yourself, you can do that.of course if you are looking to buy or invest in orlando, feel free to reach because that development has also a comercial center in front, and is already sold 50% units. my buyers are mostly from brazil, they own 90 %of the first and second developments but those are smaller this one has 400 homes, only 3 and 4 floors, all suites.so yes, orlando has long term investments for rentals, and vacation homes for short term rentals, and laws are strict so thats one advantage of having the biggest hotel chain to rent using same rotation system in their hotels.if you need to see more we can schedule a presentation with developer via zoom to see magic village by Pinifarina or if you have a potential clients too.

In terms of future growth....we are getting all of California's money and business, as well as that of NY and Chicago.

We have a healthy appetite for risk in terms of taking on projects that maybe others wouldn't, but the equity needs to be there to mitigate this kind of risk. 

Dear Jay Hinrichs,In terms of my loan criteria, Please find my terms listed below to help guide you throughI offer a wide range financing that involves the following and many more.a) Personal loan (unsecured) and (secured)b) Business loan (unsecured ) and (secured)c) Purchase and Rehab (100% financing)d) Debt consolidation.e) Non Asset Based Loanf) Real Estates2) The loan duration is 3 months minimum and 20 yrs maximum.3) Interest rate is 5% flat.4) There is no prepayment penalty.5) All funds transfer will be made through the bank which means the repayment and the funding of your loan.6) A loan contract will be secured and issued for you to sign.7) All information regarding this transaction would be treated strictly confidential.8) The repayment of the loan will be made on a monthly.

I can look at a block on Google and in-person and know most of what I need to know and more by driving two blocks each way in terms of tenancies and amenities.

I am trying to make an offer with one unit being own occupied and another being investment property in terms of the loan purpose side.

They've identified housing as a serious limitation for them, and when I asked where they have the greatest need on the East Coast, Charlotte and Tampa were identified.I'm looking to connect with investors in either of those locations and also looking for some general knowledge from the BP community at large.I've never been to Charlotte or Tampa, so I could use some local knowledge in terms of safe neighborhoods with 1BR / Studio inventory in both of those cities, at least to get me started.Has anyone else done any work of significance with non-profits.